joe nichols

The death of traditional country music may have been overstated.

Joe Nichols doesn't make albums like he used to.

Nostalgic and smooth as butter, Nichols' new single is sure to strike a chord with anyone whose busy life has taken them away from their roots.

"I had that idea in my notebook for 8-10 years. For whatever reason, it never hit me in a way to write it in a song ..."

Some of its biggest stars -- yes, even the ones who sing drinking songs -- are sober.

And should Jennifer Aniston ever decide to take a holiday trip to Nashville, she'd better bring a bodyguard ...

Do y'all agree?

The "Sunny and 75" singer was the flagship artist signed to the company's Red Bow Records label.

Nichols first met his now-wife Heather when he was 18 years old -- but it would take 12 years for the couple to tie the knot.

He dug deep into the legend's catalog.

More than 7,500 fans turned out to hear some of today’s biggest country and rock artists and to support the Foundation, and raised over $600,000.

Nichols calls the No. 1 hit from 1981 "a Ronnie Milsap masterpiece."